Introducing an Enterprise Resource Planning system (ERP) in any organization can have a large impact on the entire organization, not at least a small to medium-sized organization (SME) which has previously used cut and paste from different isolated islands of software into for example Excel as the main tool for producing economic reports. Some of these SMEs have very large companies as customers and according to Búrca et al (2005) it is common that these customers are more or less implicit in their message that some form of electronic interchange between the systems is soon to be demanded. The solution for this problem is to invest in some form of ERP that can connect the different parts and processes of the organization together as one unit. Due to the impact an ERP can have on the organization, the decision to invest or not is usually made by the board which is also the case with bigger changes in the organization. Búrca et al (2005) also claims that implementing an ERP often causes the need for organizational needs and of course this therefore calls for the need of change management within the organization.